NEET PG

Doctors who wish to pursue post graduate specialization i.e., MD/MS/PG Diploma has to mandatorily appear in NEET PG and qualify in the same by securing 50 percentile marks. NEET PG is a national level entrance exam in India conducted by National Board of Examination (NBE) once a year. NEET PG is generally conducted on online mode.

• Duration: 3 and Half hours
• Correct Answer: +4 marks
• Questions: 300
• Wrong Answer: -1 mark
• Total Marks: 1200

1. All India 50% quota seats for all states/union territories.
2. State quota seats for states/union territories.
3. All private medical colleges, institutions & universities/Deemed universities across the country.
4. Armed Forces Medical College, Pune.
5. Post MBBS DNB courses & Post MBBS NBE Diploma courses.

1. AIIMS New Delhi & other AIIMS
2. PGIMER, Chandigarh
3. JIPMER, Pondicherry
4. NIMHANS, Bangalore
5. Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences & Technology, Trivandrum

Indian origin students who have pursued MBBS program outside India has to first pass in FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) conducted by NBE (National Board Examination) before appearing for NEET PG.

Just by appearing in NEET PG student will not get an entry into MD/MS program, after the NEET results one has to appear for various counselings to secure a seat.

1. All India counseling conducted by MCC
2. State counseling conducted by counseling body under the individual state government

Individual state govt conducts counseling to remaining seats in Govt medical colleges of that states and also for 100% seats in self financed private colleges who are affiliated to state govt universities.

In India colleges are divided into following categories:

1. Govt Medical Colleges in every state including ESIC affiliated to state govt universities.
2. Central universities like AIIMS, JIPMER, BHU, PGIMER and AFMC.
3. Deemed to be universities.
4. Self financed private colleges affiliated to state govt universities.

Every college/ university has its own cut-off rank which depends on category of seats and clinical specialities.

Aspiring doctors who wish to pursue a particular specialisation need to know options available to them based on their NEET Score and fee structure affordability.

Pedagogy Educational Services which is into medical education consulting since 2 decades tracks the cut-off of individual institutions on a year on year basis and would comfortably guide students to get into a dream course of their choice based on NEET score.

Total no of PG Seats in India as of now is as follows which include MD/MS/PG Diploma in both Clinical & Non Clinical.

Total No of seats – 36,879

1. 50% All India quota seats of all states expect J&K.
2. 100% States (All India Quota Seats + Institutional Quota Seats) of central universities like Aligarh Muslim University, Banaras Hindu University, Delhi University and Central Institutes as per eligibility conditions specified.
3. 100% Seats in Deemed Universities.
4. 50% AIQ PG seats of colleges under Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC).
5. All PG seats of Armed Forces Medical Colleges, Pune.
6. Central institutions, VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital, ABVIMS & RMK Hospital and ESIC institute. PGIMSR, Basaidarapur (50% AIQ seats & 50% IP University).